Emancipation Debate Advocates Deportation Rejected
A Virginia chained debate argues against immediate emancipation without deportation. The piece claims emancipation would harm whites and blacks, arguing slaves are best suited for freedom only under material conditions of continued slavery, with evidence from British colonies and contemporaries.
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Clay
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Tae Bor
Ano
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Laval
Oth
Markie Elaes
SyBogs
A Virginia Planter's Slavery Debates and Experiments
The excerpt discusses experiments with free labor versus slavery on Caribbean and Virginia plantations. It cites Robert Steele's Barbados estate and a Virginia farmer's smaller trial, noting improved yields under slaveholding management and skepticism about free labor. It contrasts outcomes near free states with border regions, arguing slaves near free states elope less due to awareness of freedom's hardships.
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London Quarterly
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